My name is Tetiana Yevtushok, and I am a psychologist, Gestalt therapist, polyvagal-informed therapist, group therapist, trainer, supervisor, book author, and researcher. I designed the "Psychology of Money" training programme and courses on nervous system regulation.

I am currently pursuing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Derby (UK), where my research focuses on the psychological challenges faced by parents of children with autism.

As a member of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT) and the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR), I am committed to professional excellence and advancing knowledge in psychotherapy. I am also the proud mother of a wonderful autistic teenager, a role that profoundly shapes both my personal and professional perspective.

Psychotherapy is a collaborative process between a client and a psychotherapist aimed at restoring mental and emotional well-being. It is an effective approach for managing elevated stress levels and providing support during challenging times.

Contrary to common misconceptions, seeking psychotherapy is not limited to individuals with severe mental illnesses. While psychiatrists address serious mental health disorders using medications, psychotherapists primarily work with individuals who are otherwise healthy but may be experiencing sadness, depression, feelings of helplessness, anxiety, fears, or difficulties in relationships. My practice is exclusively drug-free, focusing on therapeutic techniques and interventions that empower clients to overcome obstacles and lead more fulfilling lives.

Through the therapeutic process, clients often not only resolve their immediate challenges but also gain valuable skills to navigate future difficulties with resilience. Choosing to begin psychotherapy can be a transformative first step toward becoming the best version of yourself.

Money is more than just a medium of exchange—it is a vital platform for human growth and self-realization. Rather than corrupting us, it reveals our true character and priorities. While it should never be an ultimate goal, money serves as a foundation for meeting essential needs, fulfilling aspirations, and unlocking potential.

Understanding the deeper purpose behind your financial goals is crucial. The psychology of money helps uncover the emotional and behavioral patterns that influence how we earn, spend, and save. By aligning financial decisions with your values and life purpose, you can create a healthier, more empowering relationship with money that enhances overall well-being and fulfillment.

Parents of children with autism often face overwhelming challenges, including difficulties with speech and communication, sensory processing, and social interactions. These concerns may be accompanied by coordination issues, attention deficits, or developmental delays, which can signal underlying neurological differences often associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

As the mother of an autistic child, I deeply understand the complexities and emotional struggles that come with this journey. My personal experience drives my commitment to supporting parents and children by helping them navigate these challenges with resilience and strength. I focus on empowering families to embrace their unique journey, fostering growth and understanding in the face of adversity.

My work includes providing individual therapy and organizing group sessions tailored to the needs of parents and their children. These sessions create a supportive environment where parents can share experiences, learn new coping strategies, and build a community of mutual encouragement. By combining personal insight, clinical practice, and research, I aim to bridge the gap between scientific understanding and everyday parental experience.